Crescent Books, 1978. — 60 p. Insulated from the world by wide oceans, Australia was a wild life anctuary until 50000 years ago, when the aboriginals arrived from South East Asia to share the vast continent with the primitive flora and fauna that had developed over vast time spans. Not until 1788 was the three million square mile land mass to be disturbed by modern man. It was in...
Compact Productions, 1988. — 92 p. The Queenstown Book is the definitive book about Queenstown. The quality 80-page hard cover publication reflects the essence of Queenstown and its surrounding communities, focusing on its history and development as New Zealand's leading international tourist destination.
2nd Edition. – Two Continents Pub. Group, 1976. – 136 p. In order to preserve the glamour of this dreamland, I should have allowed it to remain untouched. For those around me have spoiled my Tahiti, trying to explain it according to their own ways. They are those who drag along their empty characters, their down-to-earth ideas, everywhere they go, soiling all poetry with their...
Reed, 1971. — 132 p. This is a new and revised edition, with more splendid colour pictures than ever, of James Siers's Fiji in Colour, first published in 1969. Fiji, as anyone who scans this book will agree, is one of the most beautiful island groups in the world. During the past few years more and more tourists have visited this lovely place and enjoyed its superb climate, the...
Doubleday, 1973. — 140 p. James Siers (1936 - 2013) is an author of numerous books on the Pacific Islands, a film maker and record producer and was well known for his work on television in Wellington, New Zealand. With a more than keen interest in the Polynesian islands, its people and its many cultures, James Siers via his books has attempted to show the similarities and...
Millwood Press, 1978. — 136 p. James Siers (1936 - 2013) is an author of numerous books on the Pacific Islands, a film maker and record producer and was well known for his work on television in Wellington, New Zealand. This is the sixteenth book by James Siers. He first became involved with the islands of the South Seas in 1963 while on a photographic assignment in Fiji. Since...
Weldon, 1989. — 216 p. Sydney unique position on magnificent Sydney Harbour and straddling the coastline of the Pacific Ocean, provides one of the most spectacular sites in the world for a city. The harbour's broad waterways, the busy docks and wharves, the charming bays, inlets and coves, the famous beaches, the cliffs and rocky foreshores, the lakes and rivers, all contribute to...
Jacarands Press, 1974. — 136 p. Many countries and their peoples have been depicted in books that are mainly composed of photographs. Yet, for me, even the best ot these publications seem to lack complete communication; the pictures have no continuity and simply flash by, doing little to involve the reader/viewer. In this book, by utilizing my experience of movie production and...
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